Federer plays Murray in Scotland while wearing a kilt

Nov 07, 2017
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Federer plays Murray in Scotland while wearing a kilt

Published Nov 07, 2017

Roger Federer has done it all, seriously. He's even winning matches in a skirt, or technically, a kilt.

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The 36-year-old was in Glasgow for an exhibition match against Scotland's best, Andy Murray.

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The Tuesday contest was a big deal for Murray, who hasn't played since losing in the quarterfinals of Wimbledon. Murray has dropped to No. 16 as he deals with a hip injury, but tentatively plans to be back on tour in January in time for Brisbane.

But back to Federer's kilt. He only wore it for a game at the start of the second set, but it garnered a lot of attention.

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Not one to miss out on a joke, Murray donned a festive cap complete with a red wig for the final few points of the match:

Federer won the charity exhibition, 6-3, 3-6, (10-6), getting in some practice ahead of the ATP Finals in London after choosing to skip Paris. The night was truly a success for both men.

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